Noel Dilworth
Noel Dilworth is known for Sister Cities (2016).
Noel Douglas Orput
Noel Douglas Orput is an actor and writer, known for First Comes Like (2016), Harmony (2015) and Four Queens (2014).
Noel Drayton
Noel Drayton was born on October 7, 1913 in Cape Town, South Africa. He was an actor, known for The Court Jester (1955), Under My Skin (1950) and Shirley Temple's Storybook (1958). He died on December 7, 1981 in Sedona, Arizona, USA.
Noel Edmonds
Many people are quick to ridicule Noel Edmonds, yet he has consistently been a ratings winner for the BBC. Noel started life as a radio DJ having stints on Radio Luxembourg, pirate radio stations and then BBC's Radio 1. It was whilst serving at Radio 1 that he gained a huge fan base and his shows normally consisted of lively banter, good music, and some hilarious phone jokes played on unsuspecting listeners. From radio, Edmonds took the leap into television. He presented Swap Shop, and various other children's TV programmes during the late seventies and early eighties, graduating into adult television soon later. He presented Top of the Pops, the immensely popular Telly Addicts quiz show, he also had stints on Top Gear and often commentated for the BBC on special events and occasions. For well over a decade he also presented and produced "Noel's Christmas Presents" where he arranged once in a life time trips and surprises for deserving or disadvantaged members of the public. It was often slated as being "schmaltz" but he was always very sincere and genuinely touched by the reaction he got from the people for whom he arranged the trips and surprises. He became the most bankable Saturday night entertainer on British TV. His show the "Late Late Breakfast Show" was new, exciting, fast-paced and genuinely funny. It had a feature where viewers were given the chance of winning cash for doing nail-biting stunts (controlled and overseen by proper stunt men and safety officials). After a contestant was killed when a stunt went wrong, the show was cancelled. Noel's House Party was another lively early evening entertainment show on Saturday evenings which trounced all competition. In many ways it could be seen as the predecessor to "Ant and Dec's Saturday take away" on ITV1. After many years the show began to lose viewers and Edmonds and the BBC finally decided to finish it in 1999. Noel has many fingers in many pies, he still does the odd bit of broadcasting, recently sitting in for Johnnie Walker on Radio 2's Drivetime show. He is also the CEO of many companies, runs his own charity helicopter taxi service for less-able people and is honorary patron of many charities.
Noel Elmido
Noel Elmido is known for Gising na si Adan (2002), Mano po (2002) and Tiktik: The Aswang Chronicles (2012).
Noel Fielding
Noel Fielding was born to Dianne Fielding and Ray Fielding, on May 21 1973. He has once revealed on The Russell Brand Show, on Radio 2, that he has a French grandmother. Fielding once stated that he was never baptised, he hasn't got a middle name and he does not follow any religion. He was once educated at Croydon art college and Buckingham Chilterns University College. Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt's Edinburgh Festival debut in 1998 won them the much coveted Perrier Award for Best Newcomer. In 2001, The Mighty Boosh came to Radio 4. This proved to be very successful and was made into a television series for BBC 3 and took it by storm. Outside of the Boosh, Fielding has had bit parts in several of Channel 4's off-beat comedy programmes. These included Nathan Barley, The IT Crowd and Garth Marenghi's Darkplace. On quite a few occasions he has starred alongside fellow Boosh star Julian Barratt.
Noel Fisher
Noel Fisher has become one of the entertainment industry's most sought after and versatile performers, bringing to life memorable characters on the big and small screens over the past few years. Fisher's film and television credits include starring as Michelangelo in Paramount Pictures summer hit "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles", playing Mickey Milkovich opposite William H. Macy and Emmy Rossum on the critically acclaimed Showtime series "Shameless" and Vladimir in the final chapter of the worldwide phenomenon "The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2." Additional credits include History Channel's miniseries "Hatfields & McCoys", the blockbuster film "Battle: Los Angeles" with Aaron Eckhart, CBS' "Two and a Half Men", "The Mentalist", and "Medium", recurring roles on NBC's "Law and Order: SVU", Showtime's "Huff", and FOX's "Bones" as well as the Sundance film "RED" (Official Selection) and the critically acclaimed HBO miniseries "The Pacific." Audiences may best remember Fisher from his breakout performance in the critically acclaimed FX series "The Riches" portraying Cal Malloy, the conniving and clever son of Eddie Izzard and Minnie Driver. Fisher is represented by United Talent Agency, Industry Entertainment, and attorney Marcy Morris.
Noel Gallagher
Born in 1967, Noel Thomas David Gallagher was raised in a working class family home in the Manchester suburb of Burnage by Irish immigrant parents Tommy and Peggy Gallagher. At the age of 13, he first began to play a guitar that his father had left him following his parents' separation, and he managed to teach himself how to play it despite being left-handed, and the instrument being right-handed. As a teenager, he often got into trouble with the police and was expelled from school when he was 15. But it was one night that both he and his brother, Liam Gallagher, were at a gig by fellow working class Mancunians The Stone Roses, that he realised that a career in music was possible. In the late 1980s, Noel toured with the Inspiral Carpets as a roadie and guitar technician and, when he heard that their frontman Steve Holt was leaving the band, he auditioned to be their new lead singer, but was turned down. In 1991 Gallagher was asked to join another local band called The Rain, as brother Liam, who was their lead singer, had petitioned the other band members to let him approach his older brother to be their lead guitarist. Liam changed the band's name to Oasis and, after Noel had joined, they were offered a worldwide major label record deal with Sony Music in 1993, which in turn would license their recordings to the "indie" label Creation Records in the UK. The band went on to have the UK's fastest selling debut album of all-time with their 1994 release, "Definitely Maybe", and enjoyed huge amounts of success throughout the mid-1990s as a prominent force in the Britpop movement. Following Oasis's acrimonious split in 2009, Noel began a successful new solo project named Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds in 2010.
Noel Gaskin
Noel Gaskin is known for The Miracle Club (2023), Stella Days (2011) and Stuck (2017).
Noel Gisselsson
Noel Gisselsson is known for En del av dig (2024).
